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How much do young people in care participate in decisions?

pie chart graphicIn the 12 months up to June 2011, over 90 children and young people in care completed a short survey on how much they participated in the decisions that effected their lives.  You can read a summary of the results in the PDF of Participation in decisions – survey results.[spacer height=”15px”]

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As a child and young person in care, you have special rights. These are rules that should be followed so you can grow up happy, healthy and achieving your dreams.

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